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socalTECH

OCTOBER 14, 2011

In between practicing, I actually started and ran my own social network, TripUp, which was later acquired by Sidestep, which is now Kayak. Not having an enormous production crew, which businesses don't need, definitely keeps costs down. Yes, that's definitely one of the reasons. They can handle it all on their own.

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